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Could clock strike midnight on Ayala?

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Ayala jumped to a quick 14-0 lead, but Glendora has come back to tie it at 14-14 at halftime.

The Glendora side of Cerritos College’s stadium is almost filled to capacity. There’s a big crowd here tonight, and the majority is in line at the snack stand or bathroom -- at lest it feels that way because the line I’m in isn’t moving.

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The Tartans began their comeback when they started to blitz QB Matt Baca with more frequency. Glendora LB Chad Young is having a monster game. His hit on Baca early in the second quarter forced a fumble, which he recovered and led to the Tartans’ first touchdown, on a fourth-and-goal 22-yard pass to sophomore B.J. Gonzalez.

The pressure on Baca continued and the Tartans eventually tied the score with less than two minutes left in the second quarter.

If I was Ayala’s coach, I would have attempted more running plays, but I guess you go with what got you here.

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Glendora has a good front seven and should feast on Baca unless some adjustment is made for the second half.

It’s almost midnight, Ayala, watcha gonna do?

-- Jaime Cardenas

-- Image from www.midnight-investigations.com

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